Ball drilled: 3 3/8 x 4 1/2, balance hole at 5 1/4 inches from centre of grip, 1/2 positive side, 3/16 finger

Well just from feeling the coverstock you know this ball is going to turn.  Match that up with the Enforcer core and you've got yourself a turning monster!  I used mine on a standard house shot and found it offered about 7-10 boards more turn than my Heat 2 pearl (which before this was my biggest turning ball).  This ball is meant for oil only!!  Even just hitting the lane you can see the ball gripping and wanting to go the other the way.

For the rev-challenged bowlers or for the guys who want a ball for oil, this is it.  By far the biggest turning ball Track has ever made, I dare say about 2-5 boards more than the Enforcer.  I have only used it on a standard house shot but had to stand up next to the ball return just to keep it in play.  I am bowling on some oil in the next few weeks so I'll post another review after that.  I have no intentions of polishing it, and by the feel of the surface, you'd spend some quality time with the ball spinner to get it polished anyway.

Another good one from Track, hits like a truck but there must be oil present otherwise this baby is turning at your feet. Oil 10/10   Med 7/10  Dry 2/10

Great Name for a Great Ball!

We were excited to get our "Money Ball" and finally get this one on the lanes.
The Money Ball features Track's Tried and Proven "Power-Rev Core" as used in the Enforcer, Assassin, Heat-2, and Heat-2 Pearl.

The New "Tamed Down" Protracktion Cover Stock provides for a Strong and Friendly ball that will bite and hook in oil! Yet, provide a strong hook to the pocket! We found the Cover "Too Strong" out of the box for the typical house condition, but with alittle help from a trip to the ball spinner and Black Magic, we were able to use this one from start to finish.

As the lanes broke down we had to make our moves with our feet and target arrows, but the Money Ball rolled smooth and strong!

Great Hitting power and mix! THIS ball will carry!

This ball will be a excellent choice for those of you who need a good Oil ball with a very friendly cover that can be adjusted to several levels of lane conditions and bowlers hook styles.

We recommend this ball to all bowlers and think that you will also find that
this ball will earn its name with no problem!

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This is definitely the most versatile ball that Track has ever made. I used this ball this past weekend to win a local tournament. The ball is drilled with the pin 1in above the ring finger and the cg 2in on the positive side of the ball. I used this ball all weekend on a condition that you could call medium-oily. Some pairs had more games than others so the oil in the front of the lane was different on every pair. I played everywhere from first arrow to the fourth during this tournament and carried from every angle. I love this ball and I hope Track can continue to produce versatile bowling balls like the “Money”. Thanks for reading.

I just recently purchased this ball. We layed it out with the pin over the fingers and cg just below. And man it gave me a great look on synthetic lanes. But the great thing is when I moved in to 18 and 17 the ball still carried well. This is definitly a keeper. We polished her up with some ebonite extender polish. I would reccomend this ball for a stroker, and possible a tweener it would depend on ball speed and revolutions. I am very pleased with this ball from track.

Good Luck and Good Bowling,
Michael

THIS BALL I DRILLED A 4X3 DRILLING PIN BELOW MY RING FINGER AND CG KICKED OUT AND HAD TO USE A SMALL WEIGHT HOLE AND I TELL U THIS IS A GREAT BALL. THIS BALL HAS A LOT TO OFFER A GUY WHO IS A STRAIGHT PLAYER. I USED IT ON A SPORT SHOT AND IT WAS VERY STRONG IN THE MIDLANE BUT GOT THROUGH THE LANES EASILY. THIS IS A KEEPER AND IS GONNA FILL A LOT OF GAPS IN A FEW PLAYERS GAME. THIS IS ONE OF THE FEW TRACK BALLS THAT I CAN SAY I LIKE A LOT. THANKS.

After reading some of the reviews about this ball I decided to see what all the hype was about.  Im a Tweener, Speed: 20-22, Revs: Above Average  

15 lbs.
2.5 oz. top weight
3 inch pin

After drilling the pin ended up just to the right and up of the ring finger with the cg an inch to the right with a balance hole.  I picked up the ball on Saturday to bowl a Sunday morning league at a house known for their dead backends and bad carry.  Pretty much a standard house shot but hard to find a breakpoint.  First practice shot I lined up like normal from 15 at the arrows out to 10 and just clipped the 4 pin.  With this drilling my ball had about 6 inches of flare.  After picking up my jaw off the ground I ended up playing from 20 out to the 5 and RIPPING the pins to shreads.  Mixes well with light, demolishes flush, and still trips the 10 on high pocket hits.  By far the most area with any of the other balls I own.  Awsome job Track 11 out of 10.

The Money was a well designed ball for Track. with the new big foot cover and the enforcer core, the money is able to create tremendous hook with good control. For those bowlers with alot of revs the money works extremely well and and holds the inside line with a coat of 600-1200 degree polish. Hard hitter and a barn burner

a good compliment to the Hex Treme